Games you regret buying?

CoD:MW3 Didn't like it at all. Played only when friends asked...

Bloody Good Time (I am not a multiplayer kind of gamer, and didn't realize that was what this was initially), Darkspore (doesn't really work thanks to EA's DRM idiocy), Dead Rising 2 (can't seem to do anything right in that game, I guess I suck too much at it), The Guild 2 (not sure what the draw for that game is supposed to be), Legendary (expected a lot, and was very disappointed in the variety of enemies and the mechanics, needed more bosses too), Twin Sector (boring and confusing, controls seem iffy), and Transformers: War for Cybertron (gameplay sucked for singleplayer, feels like it needs the second player, and may be only medeocre for even that). That was only what I remember in my library, of which I have played all off

Rising Storm. Everyone said it was good, but I find it too be f*cking terrible so far.

Preordered Duke Forever
-crying-

Deus ex human revolution (don,t get mad at me :p)

Just not my kind of game, I thougt of something falloutish but that was not the case. Gameplay was good but the story line was boring for me and also the side quests.
Hacking system was weird (fallout and bioshock hacking system is much better in my opinion) and useless when you could just google all of the codes for doors, gates and safes.
That was the biggest fail in the game.

Alone in the dark 2008. I bought it for €1 and it still felt like a waste of money.

Bunch of Heroes.
Worst game ever, luckily it was on sale but still. Couldn't play it for more than 5 minutes

just cause 2,bought it again after playing it at the xbox,nothing new :/

wanna check the multiplayer though

Towe wars, didn't have singleplayer

Lux-Pain, Manhunt 2, Obscure: The Aftermath, Penumbra: Requiem, Red Steel. There are more, but honestly I can't remember them. These games are notably bad for poor gameplay controls and just general awfulness. Lux-Pain was awfully translated and Requiem was the loosest-possible definition of a game.

Dear Esther

Fallout New Vegas

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Terraria

Duke nukem forever the day it came out :-( and aliens vs predator

Terraria :c

Supreme Commander 2

Supreme Commander 2, Lead and Gold, and Mount and Blade: With Fire and Sword.

Trine and Frozen Synapse were bundled within 1-2 weeks of picking them up.

Torchlight II.

Game i regret buying from all time is darn Fable III. The biggest rip off i ever was victim to. The first 2 were great, but the third was a disgrace

COD Black ops 2!

Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition
Worst Keyboard+Mouse control scheme I have ever seen in a PC game!
I have dual monitors and the mouse still operates across the two while in game.
Should have save that $6.50 for something else.

The War Z.

SimCity 4 and Baldur's Gate

Splinter Cell: Conviction - I hoped Ubisoft fixed the errors that plagued the release version, but nope. :(

From Dust: Oh, god. One of the greatest fails of that year for PC: horrendeous controls, idiot AI, mind-bogglingly slow and buggy DRM.

Mass Effect 3 & Dragon Age 2: the two games that convinced me not to pre-order any Bioware product for years to come.

Diablo 3: Well, yeah. I did play quite a few hours with this, but frankly, it is a trainwreck, end every time I return, - plus multiple times when I don't - I'm reminded of this fact. Path of Exile, Torchlight, or the new Van Helsing beat it in every important gameplay metric. How far the mighty have fallen, dear Blizzard. :(

Starcraft 2: HotS CE: Yup, there with Dio3, but not that bad. The story is hilarious, and it is also hilariously short. Plus, the fact that the workprint version of the outro was leaked right after SC2 is still either very funny or very embarrassing.

pay day the hiest

pretty much every pc game i've ever paid for